Owner financing available on this wooded mountain lot, featuring springs, a year round creek, and long range views. Located in a peaceful community of large lots and private homes, this parcel is a quick drive to Max Patch, the Appalachian Trail, and outdoor recreation of Pisgah National Forest. With opportunity to build on the upper portion of the lot to take in the long range views, and an easily accessible creekside build site in the lower area, this could be the mountain land you've been searching for!
Paradise on a bluff overlooking the French Broad River adjoining US Forest Service Land. Paint Rock Farm is a magical property, easy to get to, yet a lifetime removed from the stress of city living. With approximately 150 acres including nearly a MILE on the French Broad River and approximately 12 acres of flat laying open fields, this is a dream property. It has been operated successfully as a wedding/event venue for years and you can build upon this foundation. Tucked away from view of the state maintained paved road, the land offers a multitude of options. Existing improvements include underground power and high speed internet along with a strong well. Eleven "glamping" cabins provide overnight accommodations in a rustic chic setting. Each is fully enclosed with sumptuous bedding, classic barn interior, metal roofs, views and an outdoor deck. Six of these sit on the bluff looking down on the river below. Awaken to the sound of the river while sipping coffee on the deck. The other five are on the edge of the flower strewn field. Try counting the trillions of stars in the night sky. A large updated barn with catering kitchen has provided seating for more than 200 at events with dance floor and sound system. A very high quality bathhouse provides guests restroom and bathing facilities with hot water via a passive solar boosted system. The "Caretaker's Cabin" is a comfy 1BR/1BA house with kitchen and loft, ideal for an on site manager. Next to this you'll find a true "tiny home" of approximately 200 s.f. with sleeping loft, kitchen and bath. Other improvements include six RV sites of with utilities. Tucked away just inside the woods are several prepared tent platforms with covered shelter and two lovely sites for weddings looking out over the mountains. The abundance of flat fields provides parking for well over 100 vehicles. Approximately 111 acres are in a conservation easement that allow for hiking, camping, trails and hunting, but otherwise restrict development in that portion meaning it will always be pristine woodlands full of wildlife as your backyard. Sellers will place some very light restrictions on the remainder. In addition to the two existing 9 bedroom septic systems, permits are on hand for two more septic systems for four and two bedrooms, so come build your dream home. This property makes the perfect homestead/organic farm, event venue, down to earth RV park or family compound. ONLY financially qualified parties should inquire, and proof of funds are required prior to showing. Showing times may be limited due to ongoing rental activity, so plan ahead.
A very special and private 2.39-acre property tucked away adjoining thousands of acres of National Forest and the French Broad River. Enjoy exceptional privacy, natural beauty, mountain views with tree trimming, and beautiful sunset views. The property offers a great homesite, with the driveway and underground power already installed. Fiber internet is also available, making it an ideal setting for a private mountain home or getaway and is not in the flood risk zone. The property includes a 1/5 common ownership interest in an adjoining 5-acre private riverfront park, perfect for whitewater sports, fishing, picnicking, and recreation. Nearby, Paint Creek in the National Forest offers excellent trout fishing and swimming, while numerous biking and hiking trails can be accessed right from the property. Located just 6 miles from the charming mountain town of Hot Springs, this is a truly unique opportunity to own a private piece of the mountains with incredible access to nature, recreation, and the river.
Embrace the freedom of unrestricted mountain living with this beautiful 2.46 acre property situated perfectly on the Madison and Haywood County line. With absolutely no HOA, zoning limits, or deed restrictions, the possibilities are endless—bring your camper, build an off-grid retreat, or design your forever mountain home.
Peaceful riverfront living in beautiful Madison County. This stunning 2.88-acre property along the French Broad River offers the perfect blend of nature, relaxation, and adventure. Enjoy the soothing sounds of the river, mountain views, and the serenity this special property provides. Located just minutes minutes from thriving downtown Hot Springs, you'll love being close to local shops, restaurants, galleries, the famous Hot Springs Spa & Resort, and endless hiking and outdoor recreation. A septic permit is already in place, making it even easier to start building your mountain getaway, vacation retreat, or full-time dream home. Rare opportunity to own a slice of paradise in one of Western North Carolina's most charming river towns.
Rare opportunity to own a private 5 acre parcel in the Town of Hot Springs that adjoins National Forest off River Road and according to county map, not in flood plane. The parcel has easy access onto a flat/gentle area that once had a 3BR septic approval by Environmental Health that is now expired. Another beautiful feature is a beautiful bold stream that lays across the far corner. There is a 35' Right of Way off River Road to entrance depicted on a plat but no Road Maintenance Agreement.
There are places in these ancient Blue Ridge Mountains that seem less like real estate and more like a page torn from a storybook. Places where time slows its hurried march, where the mountains whisper old secrets, and where adventure waits patiently just around the bend. 765 River Road is one of those rare places. Perched high above the legendary French Broad River—one of the oldest rivers on Earth and often celebrated as the world's third-oldest river—this remarkable homesite offers something becoming increasingly difficult to find in America: genuine wonder. The French Broad has been carving its way through these mountains for nearly 300 million years, flowing long before the Appalachian Mountains rose around it. Today, its wild, free-flowing waters remain untamed, winding through a landscape of towering ridges, emerald forests, and endless opportunity for adventure. From your future porch, you'll enjoy a front-row seat to one of nature's grandest performances. Below, the mighty river rushes toward you before bending gracefully through the valley, while long-range mountain views stretch beyond the horizon. Best of all, this homesite is thoughtfully positioned high above the river, offering both breathtaking views and peace of mind during changing weather and seasons. It's the sort of setting that practically begs for a charming mountain cottage, a whimsical Blue Ridge treehouse, or a cozy retreat where mornings begin with birdsong and evenings end beneath a blanket of stars. Whether you envision a full-time residence, a weekend escape, or an income-producing vacation rental, 765 River Road delivers a rare blend of tranquility and adventure. And speaking of adventure... Just across the river lies the enchanting mountain village of Hot Springs, North Carolina, a town famous for its natural mineral springs that have soothed weary travelers for centuries. Here you'll discover welcoming cafés, local shops, outfitters, and friendly faces that still wave from front porches. The Appalachian Trail strolls directly through town, bringing a steady parade of dreamers, wanderers, and explorers from around the world. It's one of the few places where a thru-hiker from Maine, a fly fisherman from Montana, & a local storyteller can all share the same cup of coffee before noon. From 821 River Road, the adventures are nearly endless. Launch a kayak or raft onto the French Broad. Cast a fly for trout in cold mountain waters. Explore hidden waterfalls tucked deep within national forests. Hike winding trails that disappear into misty peaks. Discover nearby state parks, scenic byways, and overlooks that seem painted by hand. Take a day trip along the Blue Ridge Parkway. Wander through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park among its famous elk. Explore the rich heritage of Cherokee. Or spend an afternoon in Asheville, where art, music, fine dining, and culture flourish beneath the shadows of the mountains. There you'll find iconic destinations such as the majestic Biltmore Estate, the historic The Omni Grove Park Inn, and the beautiful North Carolina Arboretum. But perhaps the greatest treasure isn't what lies beyond the property. It's what lies within it. A quiet morning overlooking one of Earth's oldest rivers. A summer evening filled with fireflies dancing above the water. Generations gathered around a porch telling stories as the river hums softly below. Opportunities like this are becoming increasingly rare. The supply of true riverfront homesites along the French Broad River is finite, and places with views, elevation, privacy, and proximity to adventure are rarer still. Some properties are purchased. Others are discovered. 821 River Road belongs in the second category. Don't let this uncommon treasure drift downstream without you. The river has been flowing here for hundreds of millions of years, patiently waiting for the next chapter of its story to be written. Perhaps that chapter belongs to you.
There are places in these ancient Blue Ridge Mountains that seem less like real estate and more like a page torn from a storybook. Places where time slows its hurried march, where the mountains whisper old secrets, and where adventure waits patiently just around the bend. 821 River Road is one of those rare places. Perched high above the legendary French Broad River—one of the oldest rivers on Earth and often celebrated as the world's third-oldest river—this remarkable homesite offers something becoming increasingly difficult to find in America: genuine wonder. The French Broad has been carving its way through these mountains for nearly 300 million years, flowing long before the Appalachian Mountains rose around it. Today, its wild, free-flowing waters remain untamed, winding through a landscape of towering ridges, emerald forests, and endless opportunity for adventure. From your future porch, you'll enjoy a front-row seat to one of nature's grandest performances. Below, the mighty river rushes toward you before bending gracefully through the valley, while long-range mountain views stretch beyond the horizon. Best of all, this homesite is thoughtfully positioned high above the river, offering both breathtaking views and peace of mind during changing weather and seasons. It's the sort of setting that practically begs for a charming mountain cottage, a whimsical Blue Ridge treehouse, or a cozy retreat where mornings begin with birdsong and evenings end beneath a blanket of stars. Whether you envision a full-time residence, a weekend escape, or an income-producing vacation rental, 821 River Road delivers a rare blend of tranquility and adventure. And speaking of adventure... Just across the river lies the enchanting mountain village of Hot Springs, North Carolina, a town famous for its natural mineral springs that have soothed weary travelers for centuries. Here you'll discover welcoming cafés, local shops, outfitters, and friendly faces that still wave from front porches. The Appalachian Trail strolls directly through town, bringing a steady parade of dreamers, wanderers, and explorers from around the world. It's one of the few places where a thru-hiker from Maine, a fly fisherman from Montana, & a local storyteller can all share the same cup of coffee before noon. From 821 River Road, the adventures are nearly endless. Launch a kayak or raft onto the French Broad. Cast a fly for trout in cold mountain waters. Explore hidden waterfalls tucked deep within national forests. Hike winding trails that disappear into misty peaks. Discover nearby state parks, scenic byways, and overlooks that seem painted by hand. Take a day trip along the Blue Ridge Parkway. Wander through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park among its famous elk. Explore the rich heritage of Cherokee. Or spend an afternoon in Asheville, where art, music, fine dining, and culture flourish beneath the shadows of the mountains. There you'll find iconic destinations such as the majestic Biltmore Estate, the historic The Omni Grove Park Inn, and the beautiful North Carolina Arboretum. But perhaps the greatest treasure isn't what lies beyond the property. It's what lies within it. A quiet morning overlooking one of Earth's oldest rivers. A summer evening filled with fireflies dancing above the water. Generations gathered around a porch telling stories as the river hums softly below. Opportunities like this are becoming increasingly rare. The supply of true riverfront homesites along the French Broad River is finite, and places with views, elevation, privacy, and proximity to adventure are rarer still. Some properties are purchased. Others are discovered. 821 River Road belongs in the second category. Don't let this uncommon treasure drift downstream without you. The river has been flowing here for hundreds of millions of years, patiently waiting for the next chapter of its story to be written. Perhaps that chapter belongs to you.
Hey YOU. Yeah… YOU. Snap out of it for a second, will ya? How many properties have you clicked through by now? How many tabs open? How many “maybe this is the one” moments before moving onto the next shiny listing five minutes later? At some point you have to stop scrolling and actually put your boots on the ground. Because finding THE ONE? It rarely happens by accident. You have to be just crazy enough to go looking for it. That’s where we come in. We don’t sell property. We matchmake. We help guide people out of the noise and toward something that actually feels like them. Something that makes their shoulders drop the second they step onto the land. Now… back to the regularly scheduled programming. What if the dream was never the big house? What if it was the silence? Somewhere along the way, life became notifications, passwords, meetings, traffic, and staring at little glowing rectangles while the seasons quietly slipped by outside the window. Days started feeling fast. Loud. Artificial. Like we were all sprinting somewhere without ever asking where we were actually going. Then you come here. 94 acres tucked into the mountains of Hot Springs where the roads turn to gravel, the air smells like rain and leaves, and the noise of the world fades into the background like a bad dream you finally woke up from. Standing on this land feels strangely human. Primitive in the best possible way. East to southeast-facing ridges greet the morning sun while old logging roads wind throughout the property like veins carrying stories from another era. Multiple springs still flow here. Quietly. Steadily. Long before any of us arrived and long after we’re gone. This has been family land. Never offered publicly before. And you can feel it. The stories here aren’t manufactured marketing lines written in some downtown office tower. They’re real. Walking to school from this mountain. Doing homework by candlelight before electricity reached these hills. Gardens. Wood smoke. Hard winters. Families gathered around supper after long days of work. The kind of life people romanticize now because deep down they know something important was lost along the way. And maybe that’s what you’ve been searching for without even realizing it. Not just acreage. Not just another investment. A reset button. There are multiple build sites scattered throughout the property depending on your vision. A cabin tucked into the folds of the mountain. A family homestead. A retreat compound. A place to disappear for a while and remember who you were before the world got so loud. Carl Sagan once described Earth as a “pale blue dot” suspended in a sunbeam. Tiny. Temporary. Fragile. Standing on this mountain, you start realizing how little of the noise actually matters. Maybe the goal was never to climb higher in the rat race. Maybe the goal was simply to step out of it. Come walk it with us. We’ll point out the springs, the old roads, the stories, and maybe even a few other brave souls who stepped away from the noise and found their version of IT out here in these mountains. Maybe your story becomes the next one told around the fire someday. See you in the woods.
Long range mountain views to the east of Doggett Mountain. Gently sloping building site above the road that faces east for sunrises, with acreage below the road protecting the view. Easy access to the property off Hwy 63, no 4wd needed with good gravel access. Only 3 lots beyond this one on the road provides privacy, but still within approximately 30 minutes of Asheville and Hot Springs, and near Max Patch. No known restrictions on the property (buyer to verify), so it could be subdivided and be a good spot for a tiny home, cabin, or park model. The area above the road is approximately 1.68 acres, and is gently sloping with views and many level buidling sites. The area below the road is sloping just below the road, but then levels out into another large, usable, buildable area that could be subdivided or used for raising animals. Electrical service is already at the property saving a big expense. A perfect spot for your log cabin in the mountains with long range views.
WOW! Excellent Value in Hot Springs NC! The views alone are worth the drive — but it’s the combination of gentle topography, usable land, and pure possibility that makes this offering truly rare. Whether you envision a boutique glamping retreat, a dog-friendly resort, a private estate, or something entirely your own, the canvas is here and ready. Currently operating as a small RV campground, the infrastructure is already in place. The property features two full RV hookups with power, water, and septic (there are two separate septic systems offering flexibility for expansion). A charming bathhouse with laundry and a well-appointed park model provide immediate functionality. Both the park model and the impressive 30x50 pole barn are equipped with their own 200-amp electrical service. The pole barn also has a dedicated septic system, making it primed for partial conversion into a studio apartment, expanded living space, workshop, or additional camper accommodations. The groundwork has been thoughtfully laid for growth. This is also suitable as an equestrian property! Included in this deal is a 2018 GMC truck and a new trailer for hauling. It's everything you would need! The land itself is a pleasure to explore — mostly level, with a blend of open pasture and woods, plus established trails winding throughout. Mostly fenced with easy access, it’s as practical as it is beautiful. Significant investment has been made in the landscaping, with Emerald Green arborvitae and magnolia trees enhancing privacy and creating a welcoming, polished feel across the property. Opportunities with this level of infrastructure, flexibility, and natural beauty don’t come along often. Call today to schedule your private showing.
Wonderful lot in the secluded Roaring Fork subdivision in Hot Springs. This lot has access from 2 roads in the subdivision with rough-cut roads in place to potential home sites. The upper portion of the lot can be accessed via Twin Springs Trail and the lower portion can be accessed via Cat Pen Branch. There will be orange surveyor tape marking the roughed in roadways off both Twins Springs Trail and Cat Pen Branch. Both have potential views with more view potential off of Twin Springs Trail. Interested in Tiny living? This neighborhood only has a 500 sq foot minimum for their dwellings! Interested in using this lot for camping? This neighborhood allows for RV use or tent camping for 4 weeks every year - and potentially longer if certain requirements are met and it is approved by the HOA (buyer to confirm permitted uses with HOA). Schedule your showing today! 4WD highly recommended. 30 min drive to downtown Hot Springs, 30 min drive to Max Patch, and 1 hr 10 min drive to Asheville.
Looking for a little peace and quiet in the mountains? This 4.8-acre parcel off Foxtown Road in Spring Creek is the perfect spot to get away from it all. Surrounded by nature and mountain views, it’s a great place to build your dream cabin or just have your own private retreat. The land has a nice mix of trees and open areas, making it easy to picture your future home or getaway. You’re only about 25 minutes from downtown Hot Springs — close enough for a quick trip to town, but far enough to enjoy real privacy. If you’ve been looking for a piece of land where you can slow down, breathe fresh mountain air, and enjoy the quiet, this is it. You will need all wheel or 4X4 to access the property
Nearly 20 acres with direct frontage on the Pisgah National Forest, just 2 miles from downtown Hot Springs and minutes to the Appalachian Trail. The property offers easy access via a logging road easement and features a cleared, gently sloping area suitable for a potential homesite. A trail leads to a ridge and summit bordering the national forest, with wooded terrain ideal for hiking, recreation, or a private mountain retreat. With selective clearing, the ridge may offer long-range mountain views. A rare opportunity combining privacy, usability, and proximity to town. NO DRIVE-BYS. Call listing agent to tour this incredible property
OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE. Prime 2.9-acre parcel in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains—ideal for development or a private getaway. This divisible lot offers stunning mountain views, privacy, and convenient access to outdoor adventures. Minutes from Pisgah National Forest and the French Broad River, it’s perfect for hiking, fishing, and camping. The property can be split into two lots, each permitting a duplex (four total units), or used to build a single-family home. Excellent investment opportunity with strong long-term potential. Well and septic needed.
Discover the beauty of 12.5 private, buildable acres in the scenic Spring Creek community near Pisgah National Forest. This exceptional property features two potential homesites, roads already cut in, and underground utilities, making it easy to bring your vision to life. Enjoy the peace of mountain living with nearby hiking, fishing, wildlife, and endless outdoor recreation, all while surrounded by the natural beauty of Western North Carolina. Whether you're planning a full-time residence or a mountain retreat, this property offers the space, privacy, and flexibility you've been looking for. Come walk the property and experience its beauty for yourself. Schedule your showing today before this unique opportunity is gone!
Ready for private cabin in the mountains with High Speed Internet? Come check out this beautiful spot to build it on! This 1.73 calculated acres (tax record read a little more) is located in beautiful Deerfield Meadows with long range views from back side of the ridge line. Buildable lot for a two story home with walk out basement on a good gravel drive. Moderate restrictions keep this development semi private and lovely! Within 10 miles of the Appalachian Trail. Please use all wheel drive to keep roads in good condition.
Beautiful unspoiled old family farm ideal for residential development or family Estate. Rolling and level pasture land along Spring Creek and Bald Creek with wooded land extending to the Ridge line bordering Haywood County. Old farm house and a Tobacco barn on property. The land is in a Forestry management plan with tax exemption available. Plan provided upon request. Adjacent 100 wooded acres available ( See MLS 4098322)
Rare large wooded land tract in Madison County on scenic Hwy. 209. Property has approximately 200 acres of hardwoods running from Highway 209 up to the ridge line boundary of Haywood County. 50 acres of pasture previously for beef cattle with old farmhouse and Tobacco barn. This property is not zoned and can be virtually anything from development to single family estate. Only minutes from Waynesville and Asheville. Land management and Forestry plan available upon request.Tax exemption available ***Adjacent 100 wooded acres available ( See MLS 4098322)***
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Hot Springs is located in North Carolina. Hot Springs, North Carolina has a population of 521. Hot Springs is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 8.33% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 27.9%.
The median household income in Hot Springs, North Carolina is $43,382. The median household income for the surrounding county is $51,396 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Hot Springs is 46.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 85.5 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 24.2 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 41.6 inches per year, with 14.5 inches of snow per year.
